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Illusion, the art of tricking the brain,
distorting the senses, challenging
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perception. You can't trust what you
see, even with your own eyes. Meet the
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Masters of Illusion.
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All right. Hello, everybody.
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I'm Dean Cain, and welcome to Masters of
Illusion. Now, in dreams, anything can
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happen. But in real life... the
possibilities are limited, right?
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Well, don't be so sure.
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See if you can tell whether what you're
seeing is real or something that can
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only happen in dreams.
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I promise you, you will not fall asleep.
Are you ready to do this?
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All right.
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The mind can be influenced by the source
of light. So this tray right here can
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hold 25 balls.
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Well, how many is it actually carrying?
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Let's see, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,
10, 11, 12, right?
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Well, if you flip it over, 1, 2, 3, 4,
5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13.
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Hmm, same tray, same balls, only the
perception of the brain has changed.
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But watch our Masters of Illusion
closely tonight because they are masters
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changing what you see.
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I promise.
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This act should begin with a warning.
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He throws cards with speed and accuracy,
and he always hits his target.
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At least I hope he does. Here is Rick
Smith Jr.
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All right, you guys ready for some card
-throwing trick shots?
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All right, we're going to do something a
little bit dangerous. I am a three
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-time Guinness Book World record holder.
I'm going to throw a playing card so
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fast and stick it in the target, but I
need someone that's willing to come up
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here and help me out.
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Nobody. How about you? You look like
you'd be a good person for this. Let's
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him a round of applause, everybody. Come
on down.
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How are you?
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Tell me your name. Gene. Gene.
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You ready for this?
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Yes. Excellent. I'm going to have you
stand against this wall.
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I'm going to have you put on this
welder's mask.
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I'm going to throw playing cards around
you.
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It's going to be great. So come on over
here. I want you to stand.
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Put both your feet on the bottom.
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Spread your arms.
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And we're going to do this.
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We're going to start easy.
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We're going to go to the green one.
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All right, move your head a little bit
this way.
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And we'll move to the orange.
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I'm glad you moved.
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We'll go for the purple.
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Blue. Let's see where else we go. Want
to go up high, up to the head?
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There it is.
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Oh, there's one more down there.
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Do you guys want to see that one?
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I hardly ever miss.
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You sure you're ready for this?
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Here we go.
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for content to pull a rabbit out of a
hat.
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But try getting a duck to race like he's
in the Indianapolis 500.
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Well, that is something else. Here is Ed
Alonzo.
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Now we focus on our audience camera.
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Try to follow the manipulations of Joel
Myers.
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What's up, my friends? I am here with
Deja, yeah, and Jay.
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Yes, Deja and Jay. Guys, here's what
we're going to do. I'm going to show you
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guys what it's like to be a magician,
okay? So we're going to do something
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deck cards here. I'm going to mix these
up, give them a little shuffle, mixy
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mixy, shuffle, shuffle.
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Every day I'm shuffling. Yeah. All
right, here's what we're going to do. I
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want you to face stop as I ripple down
the side. Face stop anywhere you want.
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Cool. I can see that one. Take the one.
I cannot see, Deja. But you show it to
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the camera. Make sure the people at home
see the card, Deja.
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And you memorize it. Yeah, show it to
everybody. Perfect. In fact, you can
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show it to Jay. He's going to be the
magician, but he's just learning. So,
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Okay, you got it? Jay, you're going to
take the deck. I want you to spread out
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the cards.
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And, Deja, you put the card back
anywhere you want.
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He's the magician.
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Awesome job. Put the cards back
together.
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Now, Jay, I need you to snap your
fingers over the deck. Go ahead. Snap.
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Wow, dude. That was like Michael
Jackson. I like it.
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He's like...
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Jay, check it out. Nothing weird. I
haven't done anything funny, and yet the
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card is the king of spades. Yes?
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Yes.
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Is that?
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That's not right. What do you mean, no?
That wasn't the card?
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No, that's not right. I didn't say it
was your card. I just said the king of
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spades. It is the king of spades.
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Jay was with me on that. I felt it was
Jay.
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Put your hand out like this, Jay. Watch
the king of spades. I'm going to take
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the king. I'm going to rip it in half,
just like this. I'll rip it in half.
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Rip it in half again, just like that.
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Jay, I'm going to take the pieces of the
king. I'm going to put it in your fist
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like that. I want you to squeeze them
nice and tight, Jay. Turn your fist
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Check this out. You guys, tell me what
was the card, Deja. You could tell me.
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Four of hearts, so not even close to the
king of spades. The four hearts. This
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one here.
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Check that out, Deja. Make sure that's
just one card, nothing weird.
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Yeah, it's just a card. Show it to the
camera, just a card.
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Here's what we're going to do. I'm going
to do this really slow. I'm going to
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take the four, and I'm going to wave the
four over the pieces in your fist, just
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like this. When I do that, the pieces of
that king will come out of your fist
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fully formed. Did you see that?
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Check out the pieces in your fist now,
Jay. Check it out, man. Check it out.
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Show everybody. Look at this.
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Check it out.
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Put your fist up.
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Yeah, grab your hand like that. Squeeze
the pieces of the card one more time.
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Here's what's going to happen. You feel
the piece in your fist, right?
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Here's what's going to happen. After a
while, the pieces are going to start to
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get really warm in your fist. They're
going to start to move.
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They're going to keep moving, Jay, until
they're not ripped anymore in your
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fist. Check it out.
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Show everybody, Jay. Check it out.
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Did you see that?
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Jay, give me some. That's awesome.
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Next, watch the astounding skill of
Keelan Lacer.
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Get ready for a modern techno approach
to magic. From London, here are Keelan
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Lacer and Matt Daniel Payson. Thank you.
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Thank you very much.
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Ladies and gentlemen, advanced
technology may seem like magic, but the
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reality may surprise you.
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So, we thought we'd take a traditional
card trick and using technology, bring
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bang up to date.
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For this, we're going to need a couple
of volunteers.
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So I'm going to...
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Oh, show of hands. Wonderful.
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Excellent. We'll use you just here.
Would you say stop for me somewhere?
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Stop. Excellent. Take the card. Don't
look at it just yet. And we'll come
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this side. What's your name?
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Chris. Chris.
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Good name. Can I borrow you quickly?
Would you say stop?
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Stop. Stop. Good choice. What's your
name?
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Ellie. Ellie.
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Chris and Ellie, have a quick pinch at
your cards as I make my way back up to
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the stage.
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Hold the cards up so the camera can see
as Keelan and myself will look at the
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floor. Okay, Chris, I'm going to draw.
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Something on this tablet.
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And I'd like you to stare at it for me.
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Good. Now I'm going to finish it off by
drawing a playing card.
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In a loud, clear voice, Chris, could you
name your card?
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The Queen of Hearts. There you go,
ladies and gentlemen. The Queen of
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That's okay. I know what you're
thinking. I'm a magician, and finding
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would be a bit easy for a magician.
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It'd be better if, Chris, you found
Ellie's selective card.
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Okay, Chris, the way that this is going
to work is that I'm going to draw a very
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quick picture of you.
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Okay? So sit nice and still. Sit up.
That's right. You're on telly.
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Good man. And Ellie, you don't get off
the hook that easily. I'm going to do a
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quick sketch of you as well.
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Nice big smile, please.
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I think I've got your hair just about
right.
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Wonderful. There you go.
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Chris, you'll be pleased. Ellie,
probably not so pleased.
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But there's a picture of you. So, Chris,
you're going to go on a little
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adventure to try and find Ellie's card.
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So we have Ellie.
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We have Chris.
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We have a pack of cards. All we need now
is some dramatic music.
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Five, four, three, two, one.
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Mission accepted.
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Granted.
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Ellie, was that your card?
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Shoot Ogawa. We'll make you doubt your
senses
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when we come back.
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We went all the way to Japan to find our
next illusionist and he will astound
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you here is shoot Oh God Thank you very
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much, and I chose you from audience
watch your name John John John Jonah
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Oh Jonah, okay. Nice to meet you. My
name is Jude. Please have a seat and
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the show together All right, we're gonna
do magic together. So but I know first
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I would like to the deck of cards here
Okay, I use the playing card 52 card.
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It's no Joker in it So, I would like to
do a trick, but first, I want you to
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choose one card, but keep it face down.
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Somewhere around here, okay? First, I
want you to take one card, and just put
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on the table, please.
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Okay?
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That one? Okay. Throw it back here. Very
good. All right. So, before I start to
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show this card, I want to tell you,
actually, this trick is named for
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Sometimes, people see the value of the
card, which is 8 is 1, 6, king is 13.
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So, we have a lot of numbers, just in
case I shuffle the card like this way.
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So, now, I want you to remember this
card.
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Okay. And they show two people. There
you go.
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All right.
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So now I put it back in the middle of
the card.
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So say stop.
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Stop. Okay. Put it back here. You see
it? Yes? Yes. Okay. Remember the value
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suit.
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Okay. Both important.
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Okay. I put it back here, just like that
way.
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So now I would like to do this.
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I want to use the number of your chosen
card. If your card was 10, say 10. If
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your card was like a four of hearts,
just say four. Okay. What was the value
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that card?
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Seven? Okay, I have to mark just in
case, right?
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So seven cards.
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One, two, three, four, five, six.
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Seven cards.
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This is important.
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If it's a different number, it could be
different happen. If it's a ten, I do
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three more cards, right? So it could be
changed.
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Very fast time. What was the card?
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Seven. Seven of clubs.
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Yeah,
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seven of clubs. It's nice, isn't it?
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Okay, yeah, that's how I do it. Okay,
yeah, it's fine, isn't it?
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Seven of clubs.
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So, but sometimes people say different
number, sometimes people forget about
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or sometimes people say, if I say
different number, what happens?
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Right? If you say top four, I do four
card one, two, and three, and fourth
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could be four, like this way.
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Or if you say three, I take three card
like this, third card should be three.
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If I take like a five card, one, two,
three, four, five, fifth card could be
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five.
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Okay, so we've got it. Okay, good. Good.
Good. So so that everything happened
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with the number. That's the interesting
thing So you the two number like the
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four book clubs, which is the four,
right? I take another one with you
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swap the position like this It's clear
right and I spread it out like this way
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so you can see everything together now
when I squeeze like this You can see now
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it becomes seven card one two, three,
four five six seven and this card become
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only four cards
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I know, it's strange, isn't it? So,
everything can be happen with numbers.
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like a random card. Like, this is the
whole point. But, like, you know, if you
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take this card like this way, you can
take, like, for example, if I take,
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only five cards, it's going to be five,
as I said.
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Okay? For example, if it's nine cards,
it's going to be, like, nine.
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And if it's only one card, what's it
going to be?
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It's going to be an eight.
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Yeah, it must be an eight, right?
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I know.
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I know. That's pretty good.
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So, let me recap.
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If I have only one card, it's going to
be the 8, right?
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Okay, if we have many cards, which means
like the body should be large, which is
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the king.
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So if it's the king, which means the
starting card. Let me count.
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1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12,
13 cards. It's amazing,
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isn't it?
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It's crazy, yeah.
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It's all right, like a random card.
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So, but I know it looks like I care
about only numbers, but also I care
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the suit.
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That's why you can see, this is a club.
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And two. And three. Four. Five. Six.
Seven. Eight. Nine. Ten.
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And gas.
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Queen. And king.
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Like that way.
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Thank you very much. Hope you enjoyed
it. Thank you so much.
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Next. Is your mind able to keep up with
the antics of Andy Blank?
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Our next magician brings us magic all
the way from England. Say hello to Andy
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Gladwin.
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Hello!
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Is anybody else cold in here?
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Just me.
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You're probably wondering what I'm doing
inside a balloon. Well, tonight I will
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perform a world first in magic.
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A trick using only my head.
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But I will need a safe pair of hands.
And we have somebody in the audience
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we've given a very special deck of cards
to. If that is you, please hold up the
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card. There we go. Hello, sir. What is
your name?
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DJ? Thanks for helping.
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Now, DJ, that deck of cards... has 52
different professions written on it. I'd
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like you to hold the cards with the
writing towards you and then read out
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of the professions.
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Artist, doctor, teacher, doctor.
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Great. And they're all different, right?
Now turn the cards face down so that
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even you can't see them. And now I'd
like you to cut some cards anywhere in
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middle of the deck and then look to the
card that you've cut to.
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Fantastic. Look at the card. And I'd
like you to remember the profession that
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written on that card.
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I will now amazingly attempt to predict
the chosen profession.
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DJ, just look me in the eyes and I will
try and get what you are thinking of.
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Okay.
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DJ, my impression of a chicken suggests
that you selected a chicken farmer.
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Yes or no, is that correct?
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No?
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My mistake, it must just be a farmer.
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No? Just a chicken?
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No, that's not even a job. Okay, um,
alright, I'm afraid you've got me. You
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tell everyone for the first time, what
is the job?
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Scuba diver. Scuba diver?
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Okay, I guess I could do one last
impression.
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This is my impression of a scuba diver.
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Well, that's it. How do they do it?
Well, you can't ask me because I'm as
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baffled as you are.
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Until next time, I'm Gene Kane.
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Good night.
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